Lab+1

 ChangeCamp revolutionizes relationships and participation among people from difference race, class, societal background and community. Based on a face-to-face interaction, this is an opportunity to invite people to discuss common interest, issues, or trends.  I would like to touch upon poverty in the third world country. I have recently read an article for VCC308 class called Introduction: 120 Million Children in the Eye of the Hurricane by Eduardo Galeano. I learned that from the medieval era, the Latin Americas are responsible for important exportation of resources to wealthy countries, such as oil, iron, copper, meant, fruit, and coffee. The land is resourceful, yet most of the country’s population falls in poverty.
 * CCT205 - LAB 1**

The country’s consuming rate of production goods is far less then the amount that is being consumed by wealthier countries, such as Europe, then later on United States. I find it very ironic that the Latin America’s soil is undoubted sustainable to produce money, but yet these resources are taken away from the producers and sold to capitalistic countries. As more business is raised, more people will fall under poverty alongside.

In the ChangeCamp, I would like to gather University students of common age who is interested in the subject of poverty. In our group, we would brainstorm how each of us feel about poverty, how it is caused, why, where, and possible ways to change. From the discussions, we wish to raise awareness of misfortunate events that our generation of age group that lives in the capitalistic state does not usually associate with.

Perhaps from the ChangCamp, we will change the practice of an individual of everyday doings, such as saving power, or simply by learning to recycle, or not wasting food.